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HE iLembeChamber of Commerce have stepped in, on behalf of the local business sector, to help resolve electricity shortage issues on the North Coast.

This comes after outages in previous weeks and the urgent implementation of load shedding on Thursday left some businesses high and dry.

Chamber CEO Cobus Oelofse said he attended a meeting in Johannesburg on the matter on Tuesday

with the South African ChamberofCommerceand Industry (SACCI) and forum, the Minister of Public Enterprises Malusi Gigaba MP and Eskom CEO Brian Dames.

The meeting was held to discuss improvement of service delivery and ‘ensure Eskom and government are reminded on a constantbasisoftheimpact of electricity supply issues on the local economy, its growth prospects and resulting issues such as job creation’.

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He said alternative solutions are on the cards.

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HE Lower Thukela Bulk Water project is well on its way. Work started late last year on the two-phase project, un-

dertaken by Umgeni Water.

Umgeni Water stakeholder manager Shami Harichunder explained that contractors were working on the first phase.

“The project consists of the constructionofaWaterTreatment Works on the north bank of the Thukela River, an abstraction works on the south bank, a weir across the river, 29km of 900mm diameter gravity pipeline, 3km of 900mm diameter rising main and associated pump-station and the supply of bulk electrical power to the works,” said Harichunder.

He said the work is on track for the original deadline - March 2016. The total cost of the project is R1,342 billion.

A resident said it was sad that the work was taking place in one of Mandeni’s natural spots, and the weir being built on a stretch that residents use for recreation.

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Eskom announced emergency load shedding last Thursday, with areas such as Salt Rock and Esenembe being affected.

Although the emergency was lifted at 10pm on Thursday evening, a rotational schedule has been drawn up which may be implemented by Eskom as and when it is needed.

The problem last week was caused by ‘wet coal’, according to Eskom.

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Tiffany’s Spar owner Charles Wilson said businesses in the centre were affected. “We are lucky to have a generator, and we ran it for three or four hours on Thursday.

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North Coast KwaDukuza Rate Payers Association (NCKDRPA) chairman Ray Millican saidinhisopiniontheemergency,andBallito’s other power and water problems, is due to ‘backward planning’.

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The Department of Social Development called on the state not to grant bail.

Medical reports indicate that although the teen sustained third degree burns, he is recovering in hospital.

Department spokesperson Ncumisa Fandezi also raised concerns over the increasing levels of violence against defenceless children.

"We are deeply saddened by the fact that this poor child was abused by the very same person who was supposed to be protecting him. We would like to appeal to our communities to [protect our children]. We are also calling for all those who commit these crimes to be brought to book."

The case has been postponed to Friday for bail application. The grandmother was remanded custody.

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Salsa and two left feet STEPH MCLENNAN ON Saturday night, I semi­gate­ crashed a friend­of­a­friend’s birthday party in Pietermaritz­ burg.

This party reinforced every stereotype about the drinking capabilities of Pietermaritzburg residents,andthoseofuswhohad bused up from Durban were ex­ pected to quickly blend in.

Three shots of tequila in quick succession made me forget that I have two left feet, absolutely no coordination and a tendency to think big while under the influ­ ence.

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When the salsa lesson began, I jumped onto the dance floor, and easily caught the rhythm of two­steps­forward and two­ steps­back.

If I got an occasional left foot mixedupwitharightfoot,Iargued that since I don’t have a right foot, this would have been impossible.

I admitted defeat when the stepping turned to side­manoeu­ vres and twirls. It reminded me of the time I attended one of Lisa Raleigh’s free zumba classes at Suncoast.

While Raleigh is a fantastic instructor, the glances of the peo­ ple near me turned to stares, and the stares turned to laughter as I bobbed when everyone twirled; twirled when everyone jumped; and jumped when everyone ceased movement at the end of a song. Having seen me halt my pa­ thetic attempts at learning salsa, the kind­hearted and brave in­ structor later approached me and selflessly offered to take to the dance floor with me, with no thought for the safety of his toes, or those of his friends on the dance floor. I politely but firm­

ly declined his offer, having no de­ sire to make a fool of myself or crush his selfless­toes.

Another aspect of this evening worthmentioning istheconfusion surrounding the dress code. Vari­ ous changes of hearts on the part of the birthday boy in the week leading up to the event led to the 50 or so people at the event being dressed as everything from prin­ cesses, devils and dragons to sheiks and harems.

The advantages of arriving at such an event in a pre­hired mini­ bus are obvious.

One can drink to one’s heart content without having to consult @pigspot on Twitter before driv­ ing home and hope like hell that all roadblocks between partyand home have been tweeted.

The disadvantages include sharingabus homewithstrangers who feel nothing to throw their drinks over you en route and sub­ ject you to long and arrogant soliloquies about how successful and rich they are.

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N Germany between October 1939 and August 1941, Adolf Hitler sanctioned the Action T4/Euthanasia Programme.

Criterion for euthanasia was simple: ‘life unworthy of life’.

The‘mentallyill’and‘incurably ill’fellintothiscategory.Achildeu­ thanasia programme was estab­ lished in order to eradicate ‘spreading’of deficient genes and later shiftedtoadultsnotdeemed worthy of life.

At this time in Nazi Germany you would be eligible for eutha­ nasia if you had an abnormally small head, a swollen head or de­ formed limbs.

Paralysis and Down Syndrome also made one unworthy of life, as did epilepsy, schizophrenia and encephalitis. Eventually children eligible for euthanasia came to include ‘those designated as juve­ nile delinquents’.

The Nazi propaganda ma­ chine premiered films anddistrib­ utedliterature toinformthepublic of conditions at asylums and how much money was being wastedinkeepingalive those that were unable to contribute any­ thing meaningful ­ by Nazi stand­ ards ­ to society.

As WWII swung into action, corners had to be cut, and ‘mercy killing’would save the statemon­ ey.

During this time it is estimated that close on 300 000 people were killed using ‘the best availa­ ble human judgement [to per­ form a] mercy death’. Historians who have studied the T4 pro­ gramme tell us that the ‘mercy deaths’ were ‘nearly always car­ ried out without the consent of the people concerned or their families’.

But this is Adolf Hitler we are talking about; in an era when education and propaganda were the same thing. So what is a hu­ man being worth over 70 years later?

According to research under­ taken by the U.S. department of soils and agriculture or some such body a few years ago, if the chemi­ cal and mineral components of the human body were added up, we would be worth about R1000.

This doesn’t include organs, where, if you are having a particu­ larly tight month, you can rake in a tidy R6000+ for your spleen, according to black market prices.

But then we get to ‘statistical life’ value. Simply put, this is the amount the taxpayer should (theoretically) be willing to pay to stop the death of one human being. Reports released by the Obama administration in 2011 in­ dicated that the value of statisti­ cal life was $6.1 million.

Since statistical life value is used as a benchmark for deciding on regulation, if your life doesn’t

hold as much statistical value as the lives of others, corners can be cut.

Thus things such as pollution and crime are not as tightly regu­ lated in areas where human life has a lower statistical value.

Determining the value of hu­ man life is tricky. Your mom prob­ ably thinks you are worth the lives of 10 people. Your boss probably doesn’t.

Your government may think your life is more worthwhile if you are an active contributor to eco­ nomic and social growth ­ in the form of taxes ­ so might your neighbours.

But the value of human life also fluctuates with social pres­ sure, legislation and culture, as seen in the often highly emotive debates over abortion.

I have always found it ironic that on the same wing of a hospital doctors will fight to save the life of a 20­week­old prema­ ture ‘baby’ but in another room a 20­week­old ‘foetus’ will be aborted. Who decides the worth of the baby or the foetus? And why is it that abortion appears to be targeted at the poor and non­ whites?

So, do we gain worth from our race?Arewemoreworthyifweare middle­class? Are we more wor­ thy if we have two children instead of five?

Do riches or a degree make us wise or equip us to impart wis­ dom and worth? Who decides this?

And more importantly, why do we let them?

Potholes invade street parking lot The public have had to suffer months of potholes which grew bigger especially in the critical ar­ ea at the exit/entrance of the parking lot.

Makes me wonder if any per­ son from KDM uses this parking.

I want to commend Councillor Ebrahim Kolia for taking up the chal­ NOTICE OF A MINING PERMIT APPLICATION lenge and getting these PROPOSED QUARRY, NEWARK, KZN potholes filled within a REF NO: KZN30/5/1/3/2/10292MP week of it being brought Notice is herewith given in terms of Section 27 of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development to his attention.

Act (MPRDA) (Act 28 of 2002), of the following application for a mining permit and the preparation of the required Environmental Management Plan report (EMP).

He made the 250 and more people who use the Description of the Activity: Ilembe Concrete Pty Ltd. plans to apply for a mining permit for a quarry (4.9ha in extent) in order to provide Tillite aggregate for a concrete plant, 6000 tons of earth per quarparking lot so happy that ter will be mined from this quarry by usage of heavy machinery and blasting by controlled explosives they shouted their de­ over a period of two years. lighttothepeoplesitting Location: The proposed mining area is located on Remainder of Portion 1 of the Farm Carlton No. grinning under the taxi 6069, Newark and lies approximately 1km to the west of the R102 to Mandeni on an existing sugartree at the exit. cane farm approximately 20 km north of Stanger on the North Coast of Kwazulu-Natal.

Many of the service Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions Pty Ltd. has been appointed as the independent environmental consuldelivery challenges tants to compile the necessary Environmental Management Plan (EMP) in terms of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002) for the above mentioned project. Part would be saved if only of the process is to inform interested and affected parties (I&AP’s) of the proposed quarry application KDM provided the infra­ and to obtain any issues of concern. structure for mainte­ Public Participation: Interested or affected parties (I&AP’s) are hereby invited to register and provide nance. comments or suggestions regarding the proposed application submit comments. The Background InThe policies will have formation Document (BID) is also available for review from www.triplo4.com. to change to enable our Contact Details: Interested and Affected Parties (I&AP’s) are invited to register by submitting their municipality to be able name, contact information and interest in the project to the Environmental consultant below by the 27th March 2014. to complete their capital works, maintenance, etc Hantie Plomp Triplo4 Sustainable Solutions for each financial year by PO Box 6595, Zimbali, 4418 employing local and Tel | 032 946 3213 qualified South Africans.

Fax | 032 946 0826 THE last time the poor state of the car park was challenged, KwaDu­ kuzaMunicipalitywantedtopriva­ tise it as they said they couldn’t handle it.

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of money per parking bay from businesses who are not able to provide the necessary number of bays per square meter of their building. Surely, those funds should be used to maintain the parking bays.

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Entrepreneur seizes home owners market

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Over and above the R40 000 worth of training and mentorship he received through the iLembe Chamber’s Entrepreneur Programme, Gumede walked away with R25 000 prize money, R3 000 worth of marketing collateral, and advertising space and editorial coverage in local publications.

All of this has led to a quadruple increase in sales over the five month period after the competition fin­ ished. His success has inspired entrepreneurs in Groutville and KwaDukuza alike who are excited to see this young man set a trend.

Instead of blowing his own trumpet, Gumede says his success has challenged him to be consistent in high quality, to be more disciplined and to build his customers’ trust in him.

Gumede is a self­taught, self­employed carpen­ ter who identified a highly valuable market that had beenleftunattendedandunder­servicedbyindustry players for years – the black, middle income home owners, initially in the Groutville area – and he has become number one in this market.

This income group has over the years gradually upgraded their standard of living, but, due to limited resources, has been unable to acquire the services of bigger industry players whose services have tar­ geted the high income sector.

Gumede designs and fits custom kitchens, bath­ rooms and bedrooms ­ each unique to the needs and desires of each individual customer.

The iLembe Chamber’s Entrepreneur Competi­ tion’s judges were impressed by his “absolute com­ mitment to quality”, as are his customers who sing the praises of his work.

Their satisfaction spread mostly through word of mouth and has lifted his business exposure. This, coupled with the exposure from the entrepreneur competition, has led to sales spiralling up.

Gumede recounts how one of the homeowners at Seaward Estates saw a cupboard he was making for his domestic worker and insisted that he must install his kitchen as well.

Superior Kitchens’ customer base has grown be­ yond its initial niche and the homeowners of Umhlali Country Club and other estates have been seeking its services. Gumede’s dream to see his business go international may be much closer than he could ever imagine.

With matric under his belt, Gumede says his late uncle Bheki taught him everything he knows.

WithnomoneyfortertiaryeducationGumededecid­ ed to work and earn a living.

Starting with welding and selling burglar guards, Gumede thereafter took an interest in his uncle’s cupboard making business and decided to follow him and learn as much as he could from him.

When his uncle passed away in 2010, Gumede took over the business – through commitment and the valuable lessons learned through the entrerpre­ neur programme, his business quickly grew beyond his uncle’s orginal humble operation.

GumedesaystheiLembeChamber’scompetition took him “from step one to step 10”.

“When I came into the programme I was lost. It was the first time I heard of a business plan. What is my target market? What are the important and key things to focus on? How to market my product and business? I learnt so much,” he said.

Henotesthatsomepeopledonotknowwhotheir target market is – they just sell to anyone.

“Theprogrammedoesnotjustgiveordinarybasic information but equips you with skills that will work for the rest of your life.” He also encourages young entrepreneurs to apply what they are taught in life.

“Knowledge is not power if you don’t apply it,” he says.

Gumede has certainly applied what he learned – prior to the eEntrepreneur competition he got an average of two kitchen orders every two months; now he gets up to four kitchen orders every month excluding additional wardrobe and bathroom or­ ders.

Thankful for the knowledge gained from the En­ trepreneur programme, Gumede will be joining the iLembe team to increase awareness of the pro­ gramme and will be visiting schools in KwaDukuza andGroutvillewiththeTheEntrepreneur2014Road­ shows.

Entry forms for this years competition are avail­

Sphe Gumede, owner of Superior Kitchens and first prize winner in the Ilembe Cham­ ber’s 2013 Entrepre­ neur Competition.

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A new home for Dolphin Coast Hospice

I-Lipo Money well spent

MERVYN KRISHNA THE Dolphin Coast Hospice officially opened their new premises at the Stanger Siva Sungam Hall basement on Saturday.

Community stalwart and president of the Stanger Siva Sungam SV Naicker, who was instrumental in securing the interim facility for hospice, was the guest of honour.

The centre comprises a lounge and dining room, kitchen, arts and crafts area, a quiet room and assisted bathrooms as well as treatment and consulting rooms and offices.

Chairman of the hospice Zaf Khan said the new building gives the organisation improved facilities and more space for patients, staff and volunteers.

The new facility will also enable them to offer patients care and more options, depending on their interests and needs.

“Staff and volunteers are very excited about working in this modern centre which will mean we can expand what we do, and when, in order to provide an excellent service for patients needing palliative care in the future.

“The hospice provides nursing care services in the community, within people's homes, as wellas through the in-patient and day care facilities,” he said.

All services are free of charge and the organisation relies on the genorisity of the general; public to

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Seen at the official opening of the Dolphin Coast Hospice new premises from left: Myna Sewlal, Jimmy Naidoo, Vilo Mood­ ley, Charissa Thumbersamy, Shirley Govedner and Lolly Sewpersad. fund its daily running costs.

Khan expressed his gratitude and appreciation to SV Naicker, Amod Adam and the Stanger Siva Sunguam for coming to their assistance.

Khan also thanked the hundreds of sponsors assist the hospice on a daily basis.

Naicker expressed concern with regard to the inability of the hospice not securing a site over the years and appealed to all role players come together and take the hospice to new heights.

"Further efforts must be made to the municipality to secure a long term property for the establishment of a humanitarian centre."

Naicker thanked Haresh Ouderajh and Haroon Mahomedy for the free usage of Dolphin Coast Sports Centre over the years.

Chairman of the Dolphin Coast Hospice Zaf Kahn is seen with president of the Stanger Siva Sungam SV Naicker officially opening the new centre.

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"Over the course of evolution in a world of food scarcity, humans and animals alike have been biologi­ callyprogrammedtoelicitmorepowerfulfoodreward responses to high­kilojoule foods" than to less­fat­ tening fare, the study notes.

Given those hard­wired urges, it may not be enough to understand that broccoli is better for the waistline than French fries. Home is known to be where people feel most content, and the positive emotions often associated with home­cooked meals may be part of the recipe for a healthy diet, the researchers indicate.

The findings, published in the issue of the Ameri­ can Journal of Clinical Nutrition, suggest that people who are in a good mood at home tend to prepare healthier meals – and feel more emotionally reward­ ed after eating them. That cycle of positive reinforce­ ment was more pronounced at home than elsewhere.

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DA launches manifesto

JYOTHI LALDAS THE local Democratic Alliance branch launched its manifesto recently.

Launching their campaign slogan “To­ gether for change, together for jobs” for the 2014 election, they have received country­ wide support.

DA battle bakkie in KwaDukuza with Vincent Mhikze (Community Opera­ tions Manager), P Maduray (activist­ Darnall) and coun­ cillor Madhun Sing (constituency chair­ person and election campaign manager for iLembe Dis­ trict).

According to DA constituency chairperson Madhun Sing they are aiming to be together for change through a government that offers opportunities for all.

“Together for jobs through an economy that grows at eight per cent to create six million real jobs. Cutting corruption and firing corrupt officials. Improve black eco­ nomic empowerment so that it rewards companies that invest in their workers and create jobs.

“These are some of the issues contained in our mani­ festo and is receiving wide support across all communi­ ties.”

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It all started with world war veteran Alfred Edward Williams, the first drummer at the local methodist church in the 1950s and an incredible singer.

Then came Bobby Williams, the 'Jim Reeves' of the region. Now it’s Enzo Vaughan Williams, who at the tender age of nine, has played drums at many conferences and events.

He will now share the stage with international performer Danny Fisher of Scotland, the star of 'Come dine with me' Danielle Fisher and Enzo's dad, accomplished musician Paul Williams who is touring with many international artists for the past two decades.

Enzo appears on stage as drummer for the new tribute concert 'Ebony and Ivory' at the Pumpkin Theatre in Ballito every Friday and Sunday.

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Umhlali SAPS officers hand out Easter eggs.

DURING April 2013 Umhlali SAPS held an Easter Egg Drive and over 4 800 Easter eggs were collected for children in 12 under privileged schools in the Umhlali area.

This year Umhlali SAPS hopes to reach even more children in time for Easter than the previously.

Umhlali SAPS is requesting the public to sponsor Easter eggs or chocolate bunnies in order to make this event a success and to put a smile on a child’s face. They are aiming to give each child in 21 under-privileged schools the eggs or bunnies for Easter.

The Easter eggs can be dropped off at Umhlali SAPS by 11 April at the station commander’s office.

Distribution will be done on 16 and 17 April.

If need be the station can also fetch Easter eggs.

For more information contact Vinny Pillay on 073 3100 103 (Co-ordinator) or Nicole on 032 947 9900.

They are aiming to give each child in 21 under-privileged schools the eggs...

Story tellers stanger at Luthuli WEEKLY Museum for Time of Writer

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TWO of the five writers due at the Lu­ thuli Museum next week will bring the power of the spoken word as ‘oratur­ ists’ or story tellers to participants of the17thannualTimeoftheWriterfesti­ val. Hosted by the Centre for Creative Arts, the festival starts in Durban on 17 March and runs until 22 March.

Itprovidesaweek­longplatformfor a select group of writers from South Af­ rica, Africa and around the world to ex­ change ideas and participate in literary dialogue.

Tuesday’s visit next week (18 March) to the Luthuli Museum is part of the festival’s broader outreach com­ munity programme that affords learn­ ers and members of the community from the North Coast, rare exposure to published writers from their own coun­ try and abroad.

The two storytellers are Nomsa Md­ lalose, a South African professional who has been in the field for more than 20yearsandMshaiMwangolafromKe­ nya.

Mdlalose is the founder of a story telling organization called Kwesukela

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Storytelling Academy which started in 2005 and has workshops, lectured in African linguistics and has worked at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and the University of Johannes­ burg.

MwangolaisaKenyan­born‘oratur­ ist’, actor and director. She holds a Bachelor of Education from Kenyatta University (Kenya), a Masters of Cre­ ative Arts from the University of Mel­ bourne (Australia) and a PhD in Perfor­ mance Studies from Northwestern University (America).

The event begins at 10.30am and lasts until 12noon. Learners from local schools will participated in a question and answer session with the authors and budding writers and poets will be given a platform to perform their work afterwards. For more information about this programme contact Luthuli Museum Education Officer Clinton Tay­ lor or Heritage Officer Thulani Thusi on 032 559 6822. Interested members of the public can go to the website www.cca.ukzn.ac.za. Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device

Winning ways for Glenhills

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Shelley Buckle is also Miss Deaf South Africa 2011\2012.

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ISS Ballito 2013 and Miss Deaf South Africa 2011\2012 Shelley Buckle says she fully supports the KwaZulu­Natal Talk Sign cam­ paign.

The project, initiated by the KZN Blind and Deaf society, seeks to popu­ larise South African Sign Language (SASL) and to raise funds through the sale of Talk Sign stickers.

The proceeds will be used to edu­ cate people who are hearing impaired and, at a later stage, help them to find employment.

Buckle says it is “about time” more awareness is created around sign lan­ guage.

“I’m so excited about the project, it’s about time ‘hearing’ people are made aware of this beautiful lan­ guage! The money raised from this campaign will help educate and find employment for people who are deaf.”

The 23­year­old is gearing up for the Talk Sign Day on 14 March, which will serve to inform people further on the campaign.

She also says sign language is not just useful for deaf people.

“I’m going to try raise as much awareness about the campaign as possible. I really do think everyone should take the time to learn sign lan­ guage. It really does come in handy when you need to get that 'secret' message across to someone without anyone knowing. I also believe it will bring the deaf and hearing together,” she said.

Buckle lives on the North Coast and works as a designer, marketer and web developer for Jeep Apparel.

She was born partially deaf due to a CytoMegalo virus her mother had.

Havingovercomeherownstruggles challenges, Buckle strives to inspire others to achieve and live their dreams, no matter what their backgrounds are.

She has been involved with a lot of charity work and fundraisers, such as the Reach for a Dream Foundation, the ZombieRunandanumberofconserva­ tion groups.

According to the president of the KZNBlindandDeafSociety,JusticeZak Yacoob,itisahumanrightofeveryper­ son who is deaf to be able to under­ stand others and be understood.

“We all need to communicate with each other. Imagine how lonely it must be when you don’t understand what the people around you are saying and, no­one understands what you are try­ ing to say.

“This is how people who are deaf feel around those who don’t under­ stand South African Sign Language (SASL),” explains Justice Yacoob.

Schools and corporates are encour­ aged to buy Talk Sign stickers for R10 each and wear it on Talk Sign Day. As far as the Talk Sign Day activities are concerned, schools and business can be as creative as they like.

Forexample,eachpupilcanpresent somethinginsignlanguagetotheclass and the corporates can distribute the 'Do's and Don'ts' when communicat­ ing with someone who is deaf to all their staff members.

To place an order for stickers to sell at school or work or to set up a presen­ tation, contact Ellisha on 031 309 4991 or email ellisha@talk­ sign.co.za.

SMS 'Talk Sign' and your city to 36931 at a cost of R5. All profits will be donated to the Talk Sign campaign.

Please visit www.talksign.co.za for more information.

Glenhills Primary School were placed in the Top 20 of the Conquesta Primary School Olympiads. Pictured are pupils with school principal Christy Kistasamy and T Govender.

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SIKHULE sifundiswa ngobungozi bokuthandana kwezihlobo, kuthiwa uma zithandane kwaze kwafika lapho kuzalwa khona ingane, leyongane izalwa ikhu­ bazekile.

Igamaebelisetshenziswaabadalayileli elithi ‘isidalwa’ beqonde ukukhubazeka ekubeni wonke umuntu uyisidalwa ngoba sonke sidalwe nguNkulunkulu.

Umngane wami uNyikinyibhoxo, umfo kaNdosi, umenywe ngabafundi bakwesin­ ye isikole ukuthi azozichazela ukuthi kuyi­ qiniso kangakanani ukuthi akulungile uku­ thandana kwezihlobo. Ungicele ukuthi ngimcelele nina bafundi bethu ukuthi nim­ size ngemibono ukuze angafunzi izingane ngoshevu.

Uthi: “Mntaka Vezi ngisemukelile isice­ lo salezi zingane ngoba iyangihlupha len­ gozi yokungazani kwezingane zethu. Uma singayilungisi kusekhona isikhathi, ku­ zokonakala kakhulu.

“Okokuqala nje, izingane azazi ukuthi yini isihlobo. Ezikwaziyo ukukwitiza nges­

Akufundiswe izingane ngezihlobo iNgisi zilokhu zithi ‘my cousin my uncle’ kuphele kanjalo,” kusho umfo kaNdosi elinganisa ngezandla enyiphile.

Imibuzo engifikelile sengigedwa ithi isihlobo siqala kuphi sigcine kuphi. Ngabe sigcina kugogo nomkhulu noma siyadlula lapho?

Uma ngiwuNgcobo wasemaQadini, ngihlangane noNyuswa eTanzania bese ngibeka amabili amathathu angitshele ukuthi ngeke kulunge ngoba siyizihlobo, kufanele ngenze njani?

UMnuzNgcoboowaziwakakhulungeli­ ka “Bathathe Sgidi” owake waba ngum­ sakazi oKhozini FM kodwa manje osen­ gumbhali wezincwadi, uthe lenkinga idalwa wukuthi iningi labantu abamnya­ ma alizihluphi ngemvelaphi yalo.

Uyasincoma isinyathelo sikaNyikinyib­ hoxo sokucela usizo kubafundi ngoba ngeke kube lula ukuchazela izingane nge­

sihlobo, kwasabona abantu abadala ben­ gazi ukuthi ngobani izihlobo zabo.

Kumanje uMnuz Ngcobo ubhala ngom­ lando wesizwe samaQadi ngoba uthi lona okhona encwadini ekhuluma ngoDkt John Langalibalele Dube ethi “The First Presi­ dent” awuphelele.

Ulinganise ngokuthi akusibona bonke oNgcobo abangu “Ngcobo omkhulu”. Uthe munye kuphela u “Ngcobo omkhulu” ozal­ wa endlini yakwaNyuswa. Konke lokhu uyakhucaza encwadini yakhe. Uveze nokuthi uNgcobo udabuka kwelaseTanza­ nia. Umbuzo uthi bangaki abanye aba­ waziyo umlando wezibongo zabo? Mh­ lambe nawe mfundi njengoba ungibuka nje, awunaso isiqiniseko ngomlando wesi­ bongo sakini. Ngeke ngithuke futhi uma ungibuza ukuthi mina ngiyawazi yini ow­ akithi. Noma ngingeke ngizishaye isifuba ngokuthingiyawazi,abadalabathisidabu­

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Okwamanje ake silekelele uNyikinyib­ hoxosimsizengokuthiisihlobosiqalakuphi sigcine kuphi. UMnuz Ngcobo uthe akusilo­ naiqinisoukuthiinganeekhubazekileezal­ wa ngabantu abayizihlobo, yingoba kusu­ ke kudinwe abangasekho. Uthe lokho ku­ dalwa ukuhlangana kohlobo oluthile lwamagazi kodwa wathi: “Kodwa lokhu akusho ukuthi kufanele kudedelwe izin­ gane zithandane ziyizihlobo. Imindeni ku­ fanele izihlanganise izingane izifundise ngokuhlobana kwazo.”

Isezithebeni­ke bafundi bethu esi­ bathandayo. Thumelani imibono yenu nge

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guy.vezi@media24.com

e­mail ku: guy.vezi@media24, nosi­ pho.mkhize@media24.com noma nge­ sms enombolweni ethi 0746968731. Uma sesiyitholile sizoyishicilela lapha ephep­ handabeni nakwiwebsite ethi www.hill­ crestfever.co.za.

Akuyona inhlamba ‘ukunya’ noku ‘suza’, yisiZulu phaqa BASABAMBE ongezansi abaningi ngezi­ manga ezigilwe wumdlalo kamabonakude owuchungechunge Isibaya, odlala ku dstv, ku chanel 161, ngesikhathi uthatha izindon­ do ezili­10 kweziyi­18 obekuncintiswana ngazo ngeledlule.

Lomcimbi owaziwa ngele Royalty Sopie Awards, osungulwe nguWinnie Ntshaba­ Modise wakwaMaqhwakazi eShowe, kodwa osezinze eGoli, ubuwenzelwe eNkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention CentreeThekwiningeledlule.UWinniewazi­ wa ngokudlala indawo kaKhethiwe Butheleziemdlalwenikamabonakudeowu­ chungechunge iGenerations. Kulomcimbi Isibaya sikhombise ukuthi sifuna ukuba ngumakhonya kule ndima. Nakuba zin­ gaphumelelanga izilomo zawo oBheki Mkhwane, odlala indawo kaSamson Ndlo­ vu, noBongani Gumede odlala indawo kam­ fowabo ka Samson uMandla, uqokwe njen­ go velele. Abahamba phambili ekulingiseni kuwo oSiyabonga Thwala odlala indawo kaMpiyakhe, no Thembi Nyandeni odlala in­ dawo yowesifazane owesatshwayo em­ bonini yamatekisi uMkabayi, baphumelele bobabili emikhakheni ebebeqokwe kuyo.

Kusho ukuthini lokhu? Esikhathini esin­ ingi imidlalo kamabonakude ivamise ukux­ uba izilimi. Kugqama kakhulu ulimi olukhu­ lunywa emalokisihini ikakhulukazi awaseG­ oli. njengokuthi uma kuthiwa into

ingeyangempela, kuthiwe ngeyamampela.

Kusetshenziswa kakhulu ulimi lwentsha ol­ ubizwa ngesi tsoti, njengokuthi nje kunob­ izwa ngokuthi ‘skeem sam’. Lokhu kuyasi­ balekisa kakhulu entsheni isiZulu esiyiso.

Okuyidukisakakhuluintsha,wukuthiithem­ bele kulezi zinhlelo ekufundeni isiZulu. Uma into ishiwo emsakazweni noma kumabon­ akude, intsha iye icabanga ukuthi ilungile.

IsiZulu esikhulunywa kwiSibaya sim­ khumbuza ekhaya umuntu owazalelwa emakhaya kodwa osebhungukele edolob­ heni. Amagama aqosheme futhi ayisiZulu soqobo asetshenziswa kulo mdlalo anga­ badida abakhule kulesi sikhathi samanje, bacabange ukuthi ayinhlamba, kanti phinde, ayisiZulu nje phaqa. Abafundi ba­ zosikhumbula isiqubu kulo mdlalo lapho izinsizwa zakwa Ndlovu, ziholwa nguMand­ la, bezilandela uMehlwemamba, kufunwa uMpiyakhe.

UMehlwemamba unele wambona uMpiyakhe, wayesenza isu lo­ kumphephisa kulama hala­njonjo kaNdlo­ vu. Wakhumula ibhulukwe wazikhulula.

Embona enza lokhu uMandla, ukhulume isi­ Zulu esiqondile esikhulunywa emakhaya ngesikhathi ethi; “hawu Mehlwemamba wenzani ? uyanya? khona lapha phambi kwethu?”.Leligamaelishoukuzikhulula.Al­ iyona inhlamba, liyisiZulu ngempela. Man­ ingi­keamanyeamagamaasetshenziswayo lapha njengelisanda kusetshenziswa uSha­

Iqembu le­EFF lizoyibhekisa eThekwini XOLANI NXUMALO

KULINDELEKE ukuthi iTheku liphendukelibe bomvu njengegazi ngenyanga ezayo kaMbasa (April) uma sekutheleka izinkumbi zamalungu eqembu elisha lezepolitiki kuleli i-EconomicFreedomFighters(EFF),ezeembuthanweni wayo ozokuba seGlebe Stadium, eZimbuzini, eMlazi eningizimu yeTheku.

Lokhu kudalulwe ngumGqugquzeli waleli qembu esifundeni saseThekwini uMnuz Jackie Shandu, ekhuluma emsakazweni Izwi Lomzansi (ngolweSibili). Lo mbuthano ozokuba ngomhlaka 19 kuMbasa (April), kulindeleke isikhulumi sosuku kube nguCommander in Chief waleli qembu, uMnuz Julius Sello Malema. Lombuthano uthathwa njengowokuzizwa amandla kuleli qembu esifundazweni saKwaZulu–Natal, njengoba izokuba ingeyokuqala ukwenzeka.

UMnuzShanduubuyewadalulanokuthileli qembu linezingxoxo ezinzulu neqembu iPan Africanist Congress (PAC) ukubheka izindlela zokusebenzisana okhethweni. Uza lapha nje uMnuz Malema, ngeledlule ubenombuthano ofanayo eBushbucksridge, eMpumalanga, lapho emukelwe khona yizihlwele zabalandeli baleli qembu iningi labo okuyintsha. Kubuye kwamenyezelwa ukuthi leli qembu selijoyinwe nguMnuz Joe Nkuna obeyisikhulu seqembu elibusayo eMpumalanga, I-African national Congress (ANC).

Umfolozi College, invites bids from suitable qualified and reputable Security Services: 1)

Xolani Nxumalo rxntmn@gmail.com

ka Shange inkabi kaNdlovu elithi; ‘kuyonuka umsuzo’. Abangisijwayele isiZulu esiqondile bangathi liyahlambalaza leli gama, kanti liqonde nje ngqo.

Abasikhuluma siqonde thwi isiZulu kulo mdlalo , yizo izelamani zakwaNdlovu nenk­ abiyazouDuma.KwaZunguumaufunauku­ zwa isiZulu esinongiwe lalela umakhenikha wakhona uWiseman. Ngimkhumbula eson­ ga ethi ‘igeja seliyobanjwa silima’. Uma­ke ufuna ukuzwa ulimi lwaselokishini eGoli, la­ lela uSikhaleni. Namakhosikazi amabili kaMpiyakheaseBhubesini,ayidlalakahlein­ dawo yomakoti basekhaya futhi ahlale egqoke o ’don’t touch’, okuyindwangu yokuhloniphisa egqokwa wumakoti emzini.

Okusafanele nje kulungiswe kulo mdlalo, yindlela okufanele aphathe ngayo izinduku uSdumo Mtshali, odlala indawo kaSibusiso kulo mdlalo. Halala Sibaya nesiZulu esihle !!!

SECURITY SERVICES

Work required: Supply and delivery of Security services to Umfolozi College (ZCBF and Nseleni Skills Centre) · · · · · · · · ·

Bid number: UMFZCBF 001/2014 Enquiries (Technical): Mr. S. T. Ntetha Contact Tel: 035 902 9526 Compulsory Site Inspection: No Tender Documents Collection Date: 2014/03/25 Documents available at: Central Office ONLY Closing Date: 2014/04/16 Closing Time: 12H00 Closing Of Tender: Umfolozi College Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay

Umfolozi College, invites bids from suitable qualified and reputable Security Services: 1)

SECURITY SERVICES

Work required: Supply and delivery of Security services to Umfolozi College (Ricktek) · · · · · · · · ·

Bid number: UMFRCH 002/2014 Enquiries (Technical): Mr. S. T. Ntetha Contact Tel: 035 902 9526 Compulsory Site Inspection: No Tender Documents Collection Date: 2014/03/25 Documents available at: Central Office ONLY Closing Date: 2014/04/16 Closing Time: 12H00 Closing Of Tender: Umfolozi College Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay

Umfolozi College, invites bids from suitable qualified and reputable Gardening Services: 1)

GARDENING SERVICES

Work required: Supply and delivery of gardening services to Umfolozi College (Richtek) · · · · · · · · · · ·

Bid number: UMFRCH 001/2014 Enquiries (Technical): Mr. S. T. Ntetha Contact Tel: 035 902 9526 Compulsory Site Inspection: Yes Site Meeting Date: 2014/03/25 Site Meeting Time: 09H00 Site venue: Richtek Documents available at: The Site Meeting ONLY Closing Date: 2014/04/16 Closing Time: 12H00 Closing Of Tender: Umfolozi College Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay

Contact for Administration enquiries: Mr. S. T Ntetha, Tel: 035 902 9526 Note: Only tenderers who are registered on the provincial Supplier Database and Umfolozi College FET database are eligible to submit tenders Important information pertaining to this bid invitation: Bids may only be submitted on the issued bid documentation.

Bids to be placed in a sealed envelope marked with: “Bid Submission” and the relevant Bid No. as provided above, and hand delivered to Umfolozi College, Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay. · Bidders must be registered on the Supplier Database of the KZN Treasury as well as the Umfolozi College Supplier Database. · Supplier Database registration forms are available at: Umfolozi College, Central Office, Naboomnek, Arboretum, Richards Bay or online at www.umfolozicollege.co.za · Telegraphic, telephonic, telefax, facsimile, incomplete and/or late bids will not be accepted. · ·

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House to let-12 Daffodil Street, Stanger Manor. Contact: 0325514036/073 721 4622.

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We do the following: 1.Free property evaluation 2.Buy and sell properties 3.Arrange finance Do not hesitate to contact Mthunzi for help on 083 729 6425 or at mthunzifs@gmail.com.

HERBALISTS Prof. Diba-Palm reading and mirror reading, Stanger. Contact: 084 593 1161.

LOANS Are you drowning in debts? We assist you with an admin order, remove all garnishees from your salary and increase your take home pay. Pay one affordable installment with repayments from as low as R600 per R50 000 debt. We do not charge any upfront fees. Take action now: Phone-Princess (Stg Office)-032-552 1194/A/H: 073 929 6811, Makhosi (DBN Office)-031-306 7250/A/H: 083 348 1663, Indira-032-552 1170 (A/h)/083 651 2441.

VACANCY Admin Clerk-Mature lady with pastel experience required for a clothing factory in Isithebe. Email 2 page CV to info@knitwearinternational.co.za.

Admin clerk with maths and accounting, must have Pastel, 2 yrs experience in debtors and creditors, preferably with pastel payroll experience. Tel: 032-946 3390 Email CV to angie@greenmile.co.za.

Admin staff, PA, Debtors and Creditors Clerk Required. Knowledge of Excel and Word an advantage. Email CV to vikash@manorliquors.co.za or fax to 086 624 6112.

Architectural Technician with Archicad experience, Company S.A Designs. Email CV to sadawood07@ gmail.com or call 083 786 5008.

Ombudsman of Stanger Weekly According to the editorial policy of Stanger Weekly we invite readers to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and we correct significant errors as soon as possible.

Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@ media24, or call him at 021 8513232 or 0835432471.

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In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

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In loving memory of my IN MEMORY beloved husband and our dear father who was called to rest on 11th March 1991.

There are millions of fathers we know, he was ours and we loved him so, God chose our gem because it was priceless and pure & yet in that choice there is so much pain to endure.

Sadly missed and always remembered by his wife Lucy, son s Nirvan & Vishal, BHIM BALKISSOON daughter Natasha, family and (Properietor of Stanger Radiator Works) friends.

In Loving Memory The bitter loss that was too gloom, no farewell words are spoken.

How little we knew that morning. We never said goodbye, you were gone before we knew, only God knows why.

We wil always miss and love you.

You and your family are invited to attend the Memorial Service Govindsamy (Dan) of the late Govindsamy Padayachi (Dan) Padayachi Born: 16/03/1964 Date: Saturday, Called to Rest: 01/03/2014 15 March 2014 Venue: Stanger Siva Sungam Hall Time: 6pm to 7pm All service groups are welcome to render service.

All friends and families are welcome.

Inserted by: Ricky and Ragani Nair

Cashiers required. Tel: 032-552 2014 or call at Rockypark Hardware, 21 Van Der Wagen Drive, Rockypark, Graphic Artist-Experienced Graphic Artist required for Printing Company in Isithebe.

Email detailed CV to info@knitwearinternational.co.za.

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VEHICLE FOR SALE 1997 Toyota Conquest 160i Sport for sale, central locking, aircon, mags, NT 6550. Contact: 083 784 6550.

VACANCY Jacksons Motors Counter Sales Clerk Preferably with drivers licence and experience in commercial vehicle spares will be an advantage.

For interviews contact: 032 - 552 3857

ADVERTISING We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement.

If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 032-5523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

Deadline for Classified Advertising is Monday 10am.

Contact Nalisha on 032 552 3363 or email to: stangerweeklyclassifieds@gmail.com

So quick and sudden was the call, that your silent farewell shocked us all. Time may hide our sadness, smiles may hide our tears, but memories you’ll have left us will remain throughout our years.

We hold you’ll close within our hearts, we always speak your name, so walk with us throughout our years until we meet again.

Inserted by Jeewan & family.

In Loving Memory How little we knew that morning what sorrow the day would bring, a golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands now rest, for each & everyone of us, you always did your best, no farewell words were spoken, we never Mr Deva Moonsamy said goodbye, you were gone before we knew, only God knows the reason why. Until we meet again.

You and your family are cordially invited to attend the One Year Memorial Service of the late Mr Deva Moonsamy Date: Saturday, 15 March 2014 Time: 15.30 Venue: Stanger Town Hall Please accept this as a personal invite. Your presence will be highly appreciated.

Yours sincerely the Moonsamy family.

Sadly missed by his wife, sons, daughter, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grandchildren and a host of family and friends.

March 14, 2014

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what’s on To place a notice in the “What's on” section, email stangerweekly­ news@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Monday 4pm. Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free of charge. >> Protea Heights Shri Siva Soobramaniar Temple will hold their 31st Panguni Woothiram kavady festival on 16 March. The procession will leave the temple at 8.30am. Flag hoisting will take place on Friday. The chariot will leave the temple going around Shakaskraal on Saturday at 1pm. >> Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir invites you to their Holika Dahan at Muru­ gan’s Road, Lot 14 at 8.30am on Sunday, 16 March. For more information contact Roxanne on 074 683 9090, Meeshka on 074 791 7878 or Nolisha on 073 425 9645. >> Hirsch’s Ballito, in conjunction with local health specialists, invite you to attend aWOMEN’SWELLNESSTALKatHirschBallitoonWednesday,19Marchfrom10.30am to 12pm. No charge, but booking essential. Contact Jennilee on 03 946 7400. >> Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir youth meeting held every Wednesday at 6.30pm. For more information contact Roxanne on 074 683 9090. >> Maha Bharat Dwar Hare Krishna Mandir hosts weekly Namahatta on Tuesdays andSundaysat6.30pmand6amrespectively.Discoursesarepresentedonholyscrip­ tures by scholars. For more information contact Ramakanta Das (Rabi Singh) on 032 552 4456 or 032 551 6846. >> Sundown Hindu Temple services are back to normal and take place every Monday from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. >> The Association for the Aged Darnall is hosting its 13th annual general meeting on 15 March at 2pm at the Senior Citizens Hall. >>The Stanger Manor Durga Temple will conduct a Sri Sathnarian Katha and Jhunda pooja on 16 March. Devotees wishing to participate can contact pundit Gulshan Shar­ ma on 084 815 2156. >>The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir will celebrate Holi on Sunday, 16 March at 6pm. All welcome. For more information call 032 551 2430. >>The Glenhills Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple will be observing the 20th annual Panguniwoothiram Kavady festival. Flag hoisting ­ 7 April at 5.30pm. Chariot proces­ sion 12 April at 12.30pm. Main kavady ­ Sunday, 13 April at 8am. Flag dehoisting ­ 15 April at 5.30pm. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal will be celebrating Holi on Sunday, 16 March at 21 Grey­ ridge Drive, Stanger Heights at 6pm. Join us for a colourful evening of song and dance.

Meals will be served. >>Glad Tidings Tabernacle Church has opened a soup kitchen. Not just to feed the hungry, but to instil the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in their hearts. The Feeding willbeat*GladTidingsTabernacleat60DaffodilStreet,StangerManor*,everySatur­ day starting from the 8 March from 9am to 10am. >>Nonoti Drift Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple (TOOPANS) will be holding its 102nd CHITRAPURVAM KAVADY FESTIVAL. The flag hoisting ceremony will be on Monday, 12 May, hawan commencing at 5.30pm. Chitrapurvam Kavady Feastival: Sunday, 18 May, devotees expected from 7am. The flag dehoisting ceremony will be on Tuesday, 20 May. >>The Shri Sanathan Mundal priest pundit KK Mishra is away until 11 June 2014.

Priest on call is pundit Roy Mahanga. Contact him on 032 551 6085 or 084 556 6601. >>Weekly meditation classes in Ballito take place on Tuesdays, 6.30pm ­ 7.30pm at Ballito Library, Compensation Beach Road. Classes are R30 donation to govern­ ment registered non­profit organisation. Learn to connect with your inner potential for peace and happiness. Everyone is welcome to drop in and enjoy practical advice andmeditationpractice.Forinformationcall0317646193oremailinfo@meditatein­ durban.org/ www.meditateindurban.org >>Bhakti Marga Youth Wing meetings at the Shanta Narasimha Temple on Fridays at 5pm. Contact Kubashni 0768257357. >>Maha Kripalu Gaytri Devi Temple will with continue with Yagna / Hawan for 48 days. Monday to Friday at 6.30pm, Saturday at 3pm and Sunday at 9am. Contact Danny/Shaun 032 552 2382. >>Shanta Narasimha Temple ­ OM Healing (Monday from 6.15pm to 7.15pm), Sat­ sang (Thursday 7pm to 8.30pm), Abhishegum for Shanta Narasimha and Radha/ Krishna (every Saturday at 2pm). Contact Kriyananda 032 551 4795. >>Simply Meditation Course (3hrs). For more info please contact DC Naidoo 032 551 4361, Ashen 073 670 2324. >>The Stanger Group of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts their AA and ALANON meeting meetings every Wednesday at 8pm at the Stanger Town Hall. For more information contact Shaun on 0791556746. >>The Shri Durga Temple, 47 Larkspur Street, Stanger Manor holds services on Sun­ days (Sai) and Mondays (Temple). Devotees are urged to attend. Small weddings can also be conducted at the temple. For more information contact Ram Makardood on 084 486 2207 or Som Mudaly on 078 409 4494. >>The Mdoniville Hindu Temple holds services on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays.

Small temple weddings and ceremonies also can be conducted at the temple with your own priest. Cooking and baking can be done by the temple band of ladies.

For more information contact the clerk on 032 551 1744. >>TheShriSanathanMundal,21GreyridgeDriveStangerHeights,holdsthefollowing activities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesday between 6pm to 7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja first Tuesday, Ramayan reading last Tuesday. Free adult scriptural classes on Thurs­ days between 6pm and 8pm.

Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm to 5:30pm for further information contact P.R.O Mrs Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406.

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>> UZihlahla Zemithi wazakhela igama esanendawo yokwelaphela nokudayisa amakhambi kuLeopold Street GUY VEZI

>>guy.vezi@media24.com

UGALAGALA lwenyanga ehlonishwayo nedume kakhulu kwelaKwaZulu-Natal kanti uyaziwa naseNingizimu yonkana, nolusanda kuvula isikole sokwelapha eNgonyameni ngaphandle kwaseMlazi eningizimu yeTheku, luthi kuyajabulisa ukwanda kwabantu abafuna ukuthuthukisa ulwazi lwabo lokwelapha ngamakhambi endabuko.

UMnuz Protas Cele (78) odume ngelika “Zihlahla Zemithi” onehlathi elikhuluatshalekulonaimithiyokwelapha khona eNgonyameni, utshele i “FEVER” ngoLwesine olwedlule ukuthi inhloso yokusungula iGaqa Traditional School of Medicine, ukufundisa izinyanga nezangoma ngemithi emila emathafeni nasemaqeleni, nayo yonke eminye emikhulu nemincane ethandela kweminye (parasites), neyizigaxa emila phansi njengo ‘mayime’.

Uthi: “Akufanele isangoma noma inyanga bafunisele ngomuthi. Lokhu kubasiza nangokuthi uma sebefike lapho kudayiswa khona imithi bangabi nayo inkinga, futhi kungabi lula ukuthi badlale amaqola.

“Lapha kwaGaqa sifundisa ngokuthi izifo ezithile zilashwa kanjani nokuthi zilashwa ngayiphi imithi, bese siyikhomba khona eduze. Ayikho into ebaluleke

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Izangoma ezificwe yiFEVER zithekela ulwazi ngamakhambi kuMnuz Thulani Maphumulo noMnuz Protas “Zihlahla Zemithi” Cele osekugcineni njengolwazi lomkhiqizo (product knowledge) owusebenzisayo,” kusho uZihlahla.

IFEVER ifike kwaGaqa kukhona izangoma zifundiswa nguMnuz Thulani Maphumulo, ekhona noNdosi ezoqinisekisaukuthikonkekuhamba kahle. Etafuleni naphansi bekwendlalwe yona imithi okufundiswa ngayo.

Izifundo zithatha izinyanga eziyi-6.

Abafundi baqala ekiUMnuz Protas Cele

lasini, bese beya ehlathini likaNdosi lapho kutshalwe khona yonke imithi edingeka ekwelapheni. Uthe lokhu kubasiza ngokuthi bayibone eduze lento abebeyifundiswa ekilasini.

Uma sebephothulile bathola izitifiketi.

“Abantu bakithi akufanele bakhohlwe ukuthi iningi lale mithi abelashwa ngayo iqhamuka enhlabathini, futhi eminingi yayo ilapha KwaZulu-Natal,” kuqhuba uNdosi.

“Ezinye izinhlanga ziyilanda lapha kwelakithi bese ziyoyithaka ibuye isisemabhodleleni. Kulungile lokho.

Kodwa iqiniso lisekuthini ezinye izifo eziningi zingalapheka, noma amandla esifo adambe ngisho ngaphambi kokuthi umuntu afike kudokotela. Kubuhlungu kabi ukuthi

UKHIQIZE inqwaba yezifundiswa nosomabhizinisi abaziwayo kuleli umfundaze wenhlangano yosomabhizinisi abamnyama iNational African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industries (Nafcoc) obuwaziwa ngeMasekela Mavimbela Scholarship Fund .

UMengameli weNafcoc uMfu Joe Hlongwane utshele umkhandlu (council) weNafcoc KwaZulu-Natal

eThekwini ngeledlule ukuthi njengoba lomfundaze usuvuswa nje, usuzoshintshwa igama ubizwe ngenye yezingqalabuthozalenhlangano,uDkt Sam Motsuenyane owayenza yaziwa umhlaba wonke. Ngakhoke usuzokwaziwa ngokuthi yiDr Sam Motsuenyane Bursary Fund.

Uqhube wathi iNafcoc isiwufakile iu-R5 million wokuqala lomfundaze, nokuthi isizokwethekela izimali kwezinye izindawo ukuze lesi sikhwama sikhule.

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U­R5 million womfundaze weNafcoc XOLANI NXUMALO

umuntu afe kodwa ube ukhona umuthi ongamsiza ehlathini eliseduzane nalapho ehlala khona kodwa inkinga kube wukuthi akawazi lowo muthi.”

UZihlahla Zemithi wazakhela igama esanendawo yokwelaphela nokudayisa amakhambi kuLeopold Street (David Webster Street) eThekwini

ngaphambi kokuthi baxoshwe ngenxa yemithetho yokwehlukanisa izinhlanga, i-group areas act, wase eyovula eMlazi.

Ehhovisini lakhe kulenga inqwaba yezitifiketi zakhe azithola ngokuhlabana emkhakheni wezokwelapha.

Uke waba yingxenye yethimba labelaphi bendabuko abaye kwelaseNdiya bexhaswe nguMasipala waseThekwini beyothekela ulwazi.

Uthi okumhlabe umxhwele ukuthi nakhona eNdiya kusetshenziswa kakhulu yona imithi yendabuko.

Kodwa akayeki ukugcizelela ukuthi odokotela babaluleke kakhulu ngoba kukhona izifo ezidinga bona.

Kuphela nje ukhuthaza ukuthi abantu bawazi namakhambi endabuko.

Uthi imithi eminingi ayisekho ezindaweni eziningi ngoba iyagencwa iphele ngenxa yokusabalaliswa kwentuthuko.

Yingakhoke ethi wakubona kubalulekile ukuthi abe nehlathi lakhe lemithi yendabuko lapho kuzotholakala khona imithi engasatholakali kalula kwezinye izindawo.

Abafuna ukwazi kabanzi ngeGaqa Traditional School of Medicine bangashayela izinombolo ezithi: 031 908 1313, 076 130 2610 nethi 072 760 2610,

Uveze nokuthi usihlalo walesi sikhwama ngusaziwayo endimeni yezamabhizinisi uMnuz. Jerry Vilakazi, oke waphatha iBusiness Unity of South Africa (BUSA). Abanye abasebhodini lezethenjwa (Board of Trustees) lalesi sikhwama, ngoSolwazi Kondlo, uNksz. Thoko Mashiane,uMnuz.LebokgangMonyatsiongummeli noMnuz Simon Mathysen owake waba nguMengameli we Nafcoc.

CALL FOR PROSPECTIVE PROVIDERS/SUPPLIERS OF GOODS AND SERVICES TO APPLY FOR LISTING ON THE ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY’S APPROVED PROSPECTIVE PROVIDERS’ DATABASE IN TERMS OF MFMA SCM REGULATION 14 The iLembe District Municipality hereby invites prospective providers of goods or services wishing to do business with the Council to apply for evaluation and listing as accredited prospective providers on the Municipality Database (including all Specialist Service Providers). Only Service Providers who are in possession of Original and Valid Tax Clearance will be considered for evaluation and listing, notwithstanding the fact that Service Providers shall also be required to fully comply with other requirements as stated in the registration form. Bidders must also submit valid B-BBEE Status Level Verification Certificates in order to qualify for preference points.

Service Providers who are already registered on the Municipality’s Database are hereby advised to update their information and also ensure that they have submitted the following documents: Valid Original Tax Clearance Certificate, VAT Registration Certificate-BBEE Certificate, Declaration of interest, Authority for signatories, Company Banking Details, etc.

Civil Engineering, Electrical and Plumbing Works and other Specialists, Service Providers must be registered with the relevant statutory body i.e. CIDB, ECB, IOPSA, etc. Certified proof of such registration must accompany the documents. Accordingly, Service Providers for Catering Services are required to submit together with the documents a certified copy of their Health Certificate obtained from the relevant Health Department. Failure to comply with these provisions shall lead to the Service Provider’s registration form being declared void.

Supplier Database Registration Forms may be collected from the offices of the Supply Chain Management Unit, GROUND FLOOR, ILEMBE TECHNICAL SERVICES BUILDING, 12 HAYSOM ROAD, KWADUKUZA, 4450; OR downloaded from the Municipality’s website at www. ilembe.gov.za For all enquiries, kindly contact Ms. S. Maphumolo or Ms. S Dhani on Telephone No’s 032 – 551 8751/8753.The ILembe District Municipality encourages businesses operating within the ILembe District to heed this call in support of its SMME and B-BBEE programs.

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Kusuka kwesokunxele nguNkk Pinky Mkhize umengameli weNafcoc KwaZulu­Natal, uMnuz Mel Clark ongumqondisi weBlack Balance, uMfu Musa Meyiwa iphini likamengameli weNafcoc KwaZulu­Natal, uMnuz Sipho Hlophe umgcini­ mafa noMnuz Siphiwe Ngcobo ongunobhala jikelele

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WEEKLY REPORTER MANOR and Morningside had to settle for ashareofthespoilsafterbadlightstopped play in a top­of­the­table ILembe Cricket Union Twenty­20 League clash played at the Country Club Ground on Saturday.

Log leaders Morningside won the toss andelectedtofieldfirst.Inspirationalskip­ per, Levan Moodaly made the break­ throughinthefourth overafterthein­form

Ilembe trounce Chatsworth by 7­wickets

Manor, Morningside share spoils Alveiro Nadasen was caught at backward point by Gerhard Nagiah for a seven runs.

Zakarriya "Slo­Mo" Cassimjee lived up to his nick­name after being clean bowled

by Rishal Devkurran for a single run in the 5th over. Manor's woes continued after Steven Jacobs (3) was caught at mid­on by former Manor stalwart, Preshen Ramp­ ersad off the bowling of Nagiah.

Ashim Shaik and Aaron Pillay steadied the Manor innings, taking the tally from 19/3to58/4beforeShaikwascaughtinthe covers by Moodaly off the bowling of Rajen

Naidoo. Shaik made a painstaking 28 runs which included one four and a solitary six.

Naidoo notched up a quick double in the next delivery after clean bowling Pillay for 10 runs. Dillon Rautenbach and Mo­ hamed Mhlongo put on a 21­runs partner­ ship for the 6th wicket before Mhlongo (6) was caught in the deep covers by Ramper­ sad off the bowling of Nagiah in the 16th over.

Rautenbach showed scant respect for the Morningside attack, scoring a quickfire 28 runs which included one four and three huge sixes before being caught in the cov­

ers by Naidoo off the bowling of Bevlin Thaver. Alex Pillay was run out by Ramper­ sad for a duck and Yusuf Moolla (4) fol­ lowedinsimilarfashionbythealertNaidoo before Manor posted 101/9 in their allotted 20­overs.

Naidoo(2/20from2overs)andNagiah (2/27 from 4 overs) grabbed two wickets each. Chasing 102 runs for victory (at a rate of 5,1 runs per over), Morningside lost two quick wickets, Nagiah (3) and Sugen Pillay (0) after the openers were dismissed by Rautenbach.

With the dark clouds enveloping the

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skies,badlightstoppedplaywithMorning­ side at 16/2 after 3.3 overs and both teams had to settle for a share of the spoils.

In an earlier game, Manor 'B' trounced Manor'C'by44­runsinadomesticTwenty­ 20 League derby.

Manor 'B' batted first and posted 121/7 with Akshaye Desai (27) the top­scorer.

Kyle Chinakanoo (2/28 from 3 overs) and Yudhav Rajcoomar (2/18 from 3 overs) grabbed two wickets each.

InreplyManor'C'wererestrictedto77/7 with Leshalyn Pillay (14) the only batsman to register double­digits.

Taste of India new home for darts

Netball hosts bumper tournament >> KwaDukuza men and women teams finish on top

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Vasa Rungasamy, Preollen Moo­ thusamy and Charlie Pillay clinched the Ilembe Darts Association mixed trebles title played at the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza on Wednesday night.

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The jubilant Ilembe outfit who trounced Chastworth by 7­wickets at the Country Club ground on Sunday.

WEEKLY REPORTER ILEMBE trounced Chatsworth by 7-wickets in a KwaZulu Natal SubUnion Challenge League game played at the Country Club Ground on Sunday.

The hosts won the toss and elected to field first. Chatsworth openers, Prinesan Pillay and Tyron Ramchunder did well to overcome the early bowling onslaught by the hosts before posting an opening stand of 55-runs.

Pillay (21) fell prey to a “softie”

by Alveiro Nadasen in the 14th over, returning the simplest of catches to the witty bowler (Nadasen). Ramchunder (20) followed his opening partner to the dressing-room in the next over after being adjudged LBW to a Iqbal Sher delivery.

After a brilliant start (55/1) by the openers, the wheels fell off the Chatsworth bus resulting in them being bowled out for 110 runs in the 36th over with none of the other batsmen recording double-digits.

Sher (3/27 from 10 overs) and Nadasen (3/15 from 10 overs) were the destroyers-in-chief for the hosts claiming three wickets each in their 10-overs spell.

Chasing 111 for victory (at a rate of 2,22 runs per over) Ilembe got off to a flyer with Steven Jacobs and Nadasen scoring at more than five runs per over before Jacobs (14) was caught at point by Direshin Govender off the bowling of Stanton Govender in the sixth over.

Three overs later Nadasen (19) was clean bowled by Karthi Pillay.

Yusuf Ismail and Desigan Pillay steadied the Ilembe innings, posting a valuable 55-runs partnership for the third wicket before Desigan (33) was caught by Daylan Padayachee off the bowling of Prinesan Pillay.

Ismail (22 not out) and Preshen Rampersad (11 not out) guided Ilembe to an impressive 7-wickets victory in the 24th over.

An ecstatic Ilembe manager, NR Singh commended his charges on their outstanding performance with the ball and bat.

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The KwaDukuza men and women were crowned champions in the Ilembe Netball tournament held on Sun­ day.

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The KwaDukuza men and women were crowned champions in the Ilembe Netball tournament held on Sun­ day.

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LEMBE Netball hosted a bumper tournament for men and women at the Country Club netball courts on Sunday.

The tournament attracted top teams from the four local municipalities, namely KwaDukuza, Mandeni, Ndwedwe and Maphumulo.

President of Ilembe Netball, Ivy Khumalo said: “The purpose of the tournament is to increase the level

of participation and keep our players in top condition ahead of the provincial and national tournaments.”

“Some of the challenges we face are the huge transport costs in getting to a venue for a tournament.

The other local municipalities must emulate the example set by the Mandeni Municipality in providing transport for the players”, added Khumalo.

She thanked the Department of

Sport and Recreation for the sponsorship of medals, the technical officials who volunteered their services and all team officials for making the sacrifice in bringing their teams to the tournament.

In the female category KwaDukuza were crowned champions after trouncing Mandeni 17-6.

The KwaDukuza men were also victorious beating Mandeni 26-14 in an entertaining final played before a huge crowd.

THE Taste of India Restaurant (Jay Krishna Centre in KwaDukuza) is the new home for the Ilembe Darts Association.

With the decline in membership inthelastfiveyears,officialsofIlembe Darts Association have decided to movetheirhostvenuefromtheAction Sports Bar in Darnall to the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza in the hope of attracting more teams to participate in competitive darts.

President of Ilembe Darts Association, Jerry Govender expressed his sincerethankstoReaganNaickerand Babs Pillay of Action Sports Darnall for the use of their venue over the last five years and thanked the managementofTasteofIndiaformakingtheir premises available for the promotion of darts in KwaDukuza.

Vasa Rungasamy, Charlie Pillay and Preollen Moothusamy clinched the Ilembe Darts Association mixed three-a-side darts title after trouncing Asogan Latshoomanan, Richard Menen and Terrence Subban in straight sets (2-0) in the final played at the Taste of India on Wednesday night.

The trio of Rungasamy, Pillay and Moothusamy clawed their way from a set down in the quarter-finals against Vishalin Parmasivan, Jerry Govender and Jean Marc Devasagayam to win 2-1 and thereby book their place in the semi's.

Woody Naidoo, Yogan Pillay and Sashen Naidoo stunned the more fancied trio of Sanjay Singh, Dave Govender and Rajesh Parasaraman in the quarters, winning 2-0 to secure a semi-final berth against Rungasamy, Pillay and Moothusamy.

In the opening semi-final Rungasamy, Pillay and Moothusamy had to dig deep into their reserves to hold Woody, Yogan and Sashen at bay before eking out a hard fought 2-1 win.

In the 2nd semi-final, Latshoomanan, Menen and Subban overcame a resilient trio of Jodie Naidoo, Justin Naidoo and Nine Pillay, winning 2-1 to advance to the finals, but were firing blanks against champions Rungasamy, Pillay and Moothusamy in the final which resulted in their 2-0 demise.

Tonight (Wednesday) Ilembe Darts Association will host an open singles tournament at the Taste of India Restaurant in KwaDukuza commencing at 7.30pm.

KwaDukuza Volleyball Association (KDVA)-Fixtures Trophies Engravers KO Cup Thursday, 13 March 7.00pm­Sunbrook vs Grove End (umpires­Teachers Style) 7.00pm­KSST vs Cool Leaders (umpires­Warriors Sport)

8.00pm­Teachers Style vs Titans (umpire­Grove End) 8.00pm­Warriors Sport vs Rand­ sons (umpire­KSST) Officials on Duty: Alvin Moon­ samy/Revy Harryprasad Club on Duty: Cool Leaders

Cricket coaching on offer THE iLembe Cricket Academy is conducting mini cricket and crick­ et coaching for all children up to 16 years old.

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Enthusiastic response to women’s volleyball tourney WEEKLY REPORTER THERE was an enthusiastic response to the A&SPartyShop-sponsoredKwaDukuzaVolleyball Association (KDVA) women’s volleyball tournament held at the association courts on Friday night.

President of KDVA, Isaac Abraham expressed his gratitude to Anil Kissoonlal (CEO of A & S Part Shop) for his magnanimous gesture in promoting the sport among the fairer sex.

At the prize-giving ceremony Abraham thanked the women, especially the Maphumulo team who made a sacrifice to participate in Friday’s tournament. He encouraged each participant to bring a friend along for the next women’s tournament, thereby doubling the number of participants before the women’s league commences in May. KSST kicked off their campaign with a fluent 15-5; 15-12 win against Bombers of Maphumulo. H2O booked their place in the final with a hard fought 15-6; 14-15; 15-8 win against Maphumulo.

Former arch-rivals renewed their rivalry in the final. H2O drew first blood after winning the first set comfortably thanks to the stellar performance of setter Sashnee Moon-

The second women’s tournament is scheduledfor11April.Supperwillbeprovided to all participating in the tournament.

Meanwhile, the KDVA Top 8 knockout tournament was marred by poor weather conditions on Thursday night. Officials are optimistic that the tournament will get underway tomorrow (Thursday).

KSST, who clinched the KwaZulu-Natal VolleyballopentournamentinTongaatafortnight ago are favourites for honours in the Top 8 KO Cup. KSST Ladies clinched the A & S Party Shop­sponsored KwaDukuza Volleyball As­ sociation women’s tournament. samy, attackers Atrika Hansraj and Daksha Ramrackan and libero Pravashnee Pillay.

Samantha Pandaram, Zarina Vasudavan andLilyanJohnDanielkeptKSSTinthehunt for honours with a sterling performance, movingalloverthecourtstoretrievetheball.

KSST went on to grab a late 15-14 win in the second set to level the scores and push the game into a third and decisive set.

Despite a late challenge by their rivals, KSSTclinchedthefirstwomen’sknockouttitle with a fluent 15-9 win.

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SAFA KwaDukuza Local Football Association­ Fixtures KLFA PREMIER LEAGUE Wednesday, 12 March 6.00pm­Mavusana vs Young Nation (Manor) Thursday, 13 March 6.00pm­Madundube vs Junior Stars (Manor) 6.00pm­Thembeni vs Siyazama (Recreation) Friday, 14 March 6.00pm­Tiger Boyz vs Young Lions (Manor) Saturday, 15 March 9.30am­Nandhi Shooting Stars vs Movers (Recreation) 11.00am­Townview vs Gledhow (Recreation) 11.00am­Junior Stars vs Cobra (Shakaville) 1.00pm­Beez vs Citizen (Recreation) 7.00pm­Thembeni vs Siyazama (Manor) Sunday, 16 March 9.30am­Park United vs Tigers (Manor) 9.30am­Monza vs Ex­Lucky Stars (Recreation) 11.00am­Madundube vs Doringkop (Manor) 11.00am­Melville vs Tornado (Recreation) 1.00pm­Movers vs Young Lions (Recreation) 1.00pm­K9 Real Celtic vs Junior Stars (Manor) Inethi Kayigcwali Madoda!

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Tigers maul Townview The Tigers outfit were full of smiles on Saturday after trouncing Townview 3­0 at the Manor Ground on Saturday.

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WEEKLY REPORTER TIGERS mauled Townview (3­0) in a SA­ FA KwaDukuza Local Football Associa­ tion Division One League game played at the Manor Ground on Saturday.

In the 10th minute Townview’s Lucas Jomba created space on the right flank after beating his marker, but instead of passing the ball to the unmarked Mku­ luleko Nkomo on the far left, he shot wide.

Midway into the first half, Tigers Mpendulo Mthembu received a perfect throughball,butthetalismanstrikerbal­ looned the ball over the crossbar. In the 30th minute Khumbuzi Qayi’s long range beat the Townview keeper before rico­ cheting off the crossbar.

Early in the second half, Nkosinathi “Ndlebe” Mthembu intercepted a cross from Khulekhani Homo, heading power­ fully past the Townview keeper to give Tigers a 1­0 lead.

Minutes later Vusimuzi Magubane squandered an opportunity of doubling his team’s advantage. He beat the ad­ vancing Townview keeper with a perfect lob, but watched agonizingly as the ball missed the goalmouth by inches.

Inthe65th minute,BlessingDubebeat the offside trap and gently tapped the ball to the unmarked Nkosinathi, who made notched up a brace from close range to give Tigers a 2­0 lead.

Lungelo Mthembu and Xolisana “Monkey” Gwenani left the Townview defencewatchinginaweaftersomeneat exchange of passes before Gwenani

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Eddie Gopalan of Motortown Midas presents a brand new soccer kit to Maxwell Gwegwe, the manager of Real Celt­ ics Football Club. Celtic play in the KwaDukuza Football Association Premier League.

Dressage at Redwoods

Surfer takes hot second Surfer Jaco Kapp at the trials.

LOCALsurferJacoKappsurfedtosecond place in the first KZN Senior Surfing trial held in Umdloti recently.

The series of trials will select a team to represent KZN at the South African Championships later in the year.

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passed the ball to Nkosinathi who re­ corded a hat­trick to seal the fate of their rivals.

In the dying minutes of the game, Townview had an opportunity of snatch­ ing a late consolation goal after Mthobisi Dlamini was brought down in the box by Khulekani Homo and the referee did not hesitate to award them a penalty.

The Tigers goalkeeper, Mondli Thabethe made a brilliant diving save to denyWonderboyTiyiweandkeepaclean sheet.

AnecstaticTigerscoach,BobbyDlad­ lasaid:“Afterour3­2losstoNandiShoot­ ing Stars a fortnight ago, it was back to the drawing board for us. We executed a perfect game­plan today and thor­ oughly deserve the three points”.

The high­flying Rocky Park United outfit were brought down to earth on Saturday after suffering their first league defeat on Saturday. They slumped to a humiliating 3­1 defeat at the hands of Movers at the Manor Ground.

On Friday night Happy Stars snatched a hard fought 3­2 win against Mtwana at the Recreation Ground. On Saturday, Nandi Shooting Stars kept their league title aspirations alive in the KLFA Division One ranks after walloping Melville United 3­0 at the Recreation Ground.

Junior Stars stayed in the hunt for honours in the KLFA Premier League af­ ter trouncing Citizen 5­2 at the Recre­ ation Ground on Saturday. On Sunday, Thembeni hammered Young Nation 3­0 at the Recreation Ground.

REDWOODS Riding Centre is hosting a dressage show on Saturday, 15 March for children, junior and adult riders.

Well known judge and instructor Gill Pater will be judging classes.

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